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Korean Dubeolsik
The standard Dubeolsik layout split into pages within one-handed reach.
One hand, when you need it
A keyboard for moments when one hand is free
Even if you usually type with both hands, there are moments when only one is available. UmgiTab brings familiar Korean and English layouts within thumb’s reach.
iPhone · Android · Core typing works offline
Actual iPhone screenKorean Dubeolsik · Right hand
Available now
Five familiar layouts, handwriting included
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Korean Cheonjiin
A 3×4 layout with consonant cycling and vowel composition.
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English QWERTY
Familiar QWERTY letters with a visible Shift state.
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English 9-key
Dictionary-free multi-tap input, not predictive T9.
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Korean handwriting
Available after downloading the model in the app; recognition runs on your device, offline.
Swipe horizontallyChange keyboard pages
Swipe verticallyChange input layouts
Hold and drag SpaceMove the cursor
Privacy by default
Your typing stays on your device
A keyboard should help you write, not watch what you write.
Read the Privacy Policy →- No typed text, handwriting strokes, or cursor context collectedOur app code does not store, log, or directly transmit it.
- No account or adsThere is no remote AI feature or product server.
- No Full Access requestThe iOS keyboard uses neither Full Access nor the clipboard; Mio is provided as a system sticker pack.
- Settings stay on deviceOnly keyboard settings and model state unrelated to typed content are stored.
Get started
Enable it once in system settings
iPhone
- Open the UmgiTab app.
- Go to Settings → General → Keyboard → Keyboards.
- Choose Add New Keyboard and add UmgiTab.
- Use the globe key in a text field to switch.
Core typing and handwriting work without Full Access. Find Mio in the sticker area of the system emoji keyboard.
Android
- Open input method settings from UmgiTab.
- Enable UmgiTab Keyboard in the input method list.
- Select it with the system keyboard switcher.
Menu names vary by manufacturer and Android version.